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Mud Creek Pit -Reclamation Permit Application -112 (C) Exhibits Page 50 of 67 <br />EXHIBIT M -Other Permits and Licenses <br />The following other permits are required for this project: <br />T e of Permit Re uired Permit number/date Status and remarks <br />Colorado Air Quality TBD Permit for fugitive emissions in process; equipment <br /> to be operated on site will be portable and have own <br /> ermits <br />Coun Air Quali None re uired: uses state <br />Colorado Minin M-2007-OOX This a lication now in review. <br />Coun Minin None re uired See also Coun Land Use <br />Colorado Storm Water General Permit SOG-0000, Notice of intent has been submitted. This permit will <br /> Certification to be determined cover rocess water and dewaterin dischar es. <br />Colorado Process Water Substitute water supply plan to be Have existing water rights; must account for out-of- <br /> submitted. No well application (for priority depletions as anticipated. SWSP required to <br /> pit) required; no ground water use these water rights. <br /> e osed. <br />Bio-solids A lication Not re uired No use tanned <br />County Land Use (Planning and # High Impact Conditional Use: by Commissioners <br />Zonin <br />Water Ri hts for Pit Not re uired No ground water ex ected to be ex osed <br />Water Appropriation for dust To come from water rights To be included in substitute water supply plan, to <br />control allow a water to be used <br />Above-ground storage tanks To be assigned if required. Equipment to be used on site will be portable and will <br />AST have own notifications and/or ermits <br />CDOT Access Permit # 507128 Permanent access to US-160 for 154-acre property, <br /> 120,000 TPY; a roved. <br />Federal NONE REQUIRED Site is not (a) on or adjacent to federal lands, (b) <br /> effecting inventoried wetlands, (c) potentially taking <br /> of wildlife, including T&E species, or (c) in Waters of <br /> the United States. <br />Tribal NONE REQUIRED Site is not on Indian-owned (trust) land nor within the <br /> external boundaries of an Indian Reservation. <br />OPERATIONS <br />See Exhibit C. Operations will be conducted during daylight hours, generally Monday <br />through Friday between 6 AM and 6 PM, with some extended hours and weekend work. <br />TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION <br />Materials mined and processed at the Mud Creek Pit will be processed on site and then <br />transported by truck to plants or construction sites for further processing and use. <br />ROUTES <br />Based on anticipated markets during the life of the pit, traffic is assumed to be fairly evenly split between eastbound <br />and westbound on US-160. No county roads will be used for the pit. <br />TRUCKS <br />A variety of trucks will be used to haul materials from the Mud Creek Pit, including single dump trucks, semi-dump <br />trucks (belly-dump, side-dump, and end-dump), and trucks with pups. Most commonly used will be dump trucks <br />with pups. Average haul for all vehicles will be 25 tons per vehicle. All trucks are properly permitted for highway use <br />and meet weight requirements for county and state highways. All drivers have CDL (Commercial Drivers License) if <br />required for the vehicle being operated. <br />McStone Aggregates, LLC 15 FEB 2008 ©WASTELINE, INC 2008 PN 5006.1-4(009) <br />